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Things to Do in November: Food & Drink

Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Theater & Performance, Film, Food & Drink, This & That. If you’re new to Seattle, attending a festival at precious little Dom Polski, aka Polish Home Association, is mandatory to becoming a local. The Polish Fall Bazaar is the less-crowded version of Dom Polski’s Pierogi Fest in the summer. Much more chill, more diverse dishes, and the food is always the tiiiiiits: pierogis, pickle soup, white borscht, cabbage rolls, crêpes, baked goods like pączki and poppyseed cake, pyzy and other Polish dumplings of variety, and so on. Upstairs, there’s imported Polish stuff for sale: kielbasa, frozen dumplings, amber jewelry, and beeyoootiful hand-painted Bolesławiec pottery. They’ll be raffling off baskets of Polish treats as well. Admission is free, but bring lots of snack money. (Dom Polski, noon–5 pm, all ages) MEG VAN HUYGEN.

Seattle, WA · 6d
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The Best Teriyaki in Seattle

Who serves the best gorditas in Mexico City? Or Baltimore's can't-miss crab cakes? Welcome to Taste of the Town, where we call on a local expert to share the best versions of one of their city's most iconic foods. Here, we explore Seattle's take on teriyaki. Seattle's entire teriyaki universe...

Seattle, WA · 7d
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Seattle’s Iconic Korean-fusion Restaurant Announces Permanent Closure After 16 Years

A popular Korean and Asian fusion restaurant in Seattle, Revel, is planning to permanently close its doors. After 16 wonderful years of service, the restaurant will serve its last meal in December. The restaurant’s owners announced the closure in a social media post, thanking staff and customers for their support.

Seattle, WA · 6d
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This Seattle Game Shop Serves Dinner While Your Family Plays Board Games Pulled From A Giant Library

A Seattle game store lets you borrow board games from a huge library and play them over dinner. That’s right, dinner and a game night, without a single box to clean up at home. The library sits behind a counter, stacked with old favorites, new releases, fast games, and...

Seattle, WA · 7d
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How This Year's Northwest Idea House Brings the Outdoors in

Perched in Bellevue’s Clyde Hill neighborhood and fringed by a cluster of trees, 425 magazine’s Northwest Idea House feels like a respite from the hubbub of everyday life as soon as you park on its pebble-smooth driveway. But the aura outside only hints at what’s in store inside.

Bellevue, WA · 7d

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Things to Do in November: Theater & Performance

Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Theater & Performance, Film, Food & Drink, This & That. If you don’t know about the cultural phenomenon that is Oh, Mary!, then allow me to try and explain: Playwright Cole Escola’s Broadway smash follows the life of Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to the assassination of her closeted gay husband, Abraham Lincoln. As the official press materials put it, the one-act play “examines the forgotten life and dreams of Mrs. Lincoln through the lens of an idiot (playwright Cole Escola).” Since the play’s opening night in 2024 (which originally starred Escola), the titular heroine has been played by Jinkx Monsoon, John Cameron Mitchell, Maya Rudolph, Megan Stalter, and Bowen Yang, among others. For the Seattle dates, drag royalty Alaska Thunderfuck will embody Mary Todd Lincoln alongside John-Andrew Morrison as “Mary’s Husband,” Wesley Taylor as “Mary’s Teacher,” Pooya Mohseni as “Mary’s Chaperone,” and Michael Lepore as “Mary’s Husband’s Assistant.” (Paramount Theatre, times vary) AUDREY VANN.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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Counter Culture: Three Great Burgers Hiding in Plain Sight

Sometimes you want a burger. You just don’t want a burger joint. Maybe the person across the table has something else in mind, maybe you’re looking for a new neighborhood spot, or maybe you’ve learned that a burger can be particularly good when it has to earn its place on a menu devoted to other… The post Counter Culture: Three Great Burgers Hiding in Plain Sight appeared first on Seattle magazine .

Seattle, WA · 10d

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A 1958 midcentury modern Mercer Island home gets a striking renovation

ONOMA Architecture transformed this midcentury modern home on Mercer Island, Washington, originally built in 1958. For the renovation of Island Crest, a 4,000-square-foot post and beam house, the firm also partnered with Mercer Builders. First, the team removed walls and columns to connect the main living spaces with each other...

Mercer Island, WA · 13d

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Ballard's Little Beast Pub to Close at End of 2026

Little Beast, the meat-forward English pub that chef and butcher Kevin Smith opened in Ballard last year, is closing its restaurant concept at the end of 2026. The closure marks an abrupt turn for a spot that only opened in 2025 and quickly became one of the city's most celebrated new restaurants. As reported by The Seattle Times, Smith is the chef and butcher behind Beast & Cleaver.

Seattle, WA · 9d

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Vivian Joy Physical Therapy: A Sanctuary of Specialized Care in Shoreline

In a world where healthcare often feels rushed and impersonal, Vivian Joy Physical Therapy offers a refreshing alternative. Founded by Sarah Joy Stuckart and Paige Vivian, both seasoned doctors of physical therapy, the clinic in Shoreline, Washington, has become a sanctuary for those seeking specialized care beyond the constraints of corporate-driven models.

Shoreline, WA · 7d

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Aslan Brewing Celebrates Seven Years in Seattle on Saturday, Nov. 7th

Bellingham, Washington’s Aslan Brewing opened more than 12 years ago, but in 2019 the brewery expanded southward and opened its first outpost in Seattle: a taproom in the bustling Fremont neighborhood. Since then, two other Aslan locations have joined the Seattle roster. This Saturday, November 7th, Aslan Brewing celebrates the 7th anniversary of its first Seattle taproom.

Seattle, WA · 7d

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Perfume Genius's 'Natural High' Opens 'The Lesson,' a Dance Piece Bound for Seattle, Washington

Perfume Genius, raised near Seattle, Washington, shares 'Natural High' from The Lesson, a dance work with Kate Wallich bound for REDCAT, Barbican, Seattle.

Seattle, WA · 9d

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Schmitz Park Restore gets a spotlight at Mechanics Bank – and offers you a tour tomorrow

If you’ve been to Mechanics Bank (4022 SW Alaska; WSB sponsor) in The Junction this month, you might have noticed that this month’s spotlight nonprofit display features Schmitz Park Restore. Leaders visited the branch this week:. From left are Mechanics Bank’s Bob Livingston, and from Schmitz Park Restore,...

Seattle, WA · 10d

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Bargain Hunters Will Absolutely Love This Enormous Outlet Mall Hiding In Washington

There’s a place in Tulalip, Washington, where designer brands quietly lower their prices and hope you don’t tell everyone, but the secret is already out. Seattle Premium Outlets is the kind of shopping destination that makes you feel like you’ve cracked some kind of retail code, and once you’ve been, you’ll wonder how you ever paid full price for anything.

Seattle, WA · 12d

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Northwest author brings love of bats to the masses

From the moment you meet Niki Desautels, you know what she’s about. “I grew up in a very animal-centric household. We didn't play with dolls or read fairy tales. We watched PBS and had stuffed animals,” Desautels said. Her backpack is adorned with bat pins. A stuffed bat...

Seattle, WA · 11d

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Banning cell phones and building every setlist entirely from live fan requests, Washington native Brandi Carlile is officially taking over Seattle’s Paramount Theatre for a 4-night homecoming

Brandi Carlile is bringing her freewheeling, fan-powered Burn the Setlist Tour home to the Seattle area with four shows at the Paramount Theatre in January—and is the latest big-name artist requesting no phones at her shows. The Washington-born singer announced Monday that she will close out the tour with...

Seattle, WA · 11d